Turn on Bluetooth via iPhone Settings. 2. Start car and enable pairing mode on car stereo. 3. Select iPhone from car’s device list and confirm pairing on both devices. 4. Allow contact and audio access for full functionality, and reconnect automatically in the future.

Connecting your iPhone to your car’s Bluetooth lets you make hands-free calls, stream music, and use Siri while driving — all safely and conveniently. Here’s how to do it step by step.

1. Turn on Bluetooth on Your iPhone

First, make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your iPhone:

• Open Settings.
• Tap Bluetooth.
• Toggle Bluetooth on (it should show as "On" and start scanning for devices).

Wait a moment for your iPhone to become discoverable.

2. Enable Pairing Mode in Your Car

Now, get your car ready to pair:

• Start your car (or turn the ignition to "accessory" mode).
• Press the Phone or Source button on your car’s stereo.
• Look for an option like "Connect Phone," "Pair Device," or "Add New Device."
• Your car will begin searching for nearby Bluetooth devices.

? Exact steps vary by car brand and model — consult your owner’s manual if you’re not sure where the pairing option is.

3. Pair Your iPhone with Your Car

When your car detects available devices:

• On the car’s display, look for your iPhone’s name (e.g., “John’s iPhone”).
• Select it.
• Your iPhone will pop up a notification asking: “Pair with [Car Name]?”
• Tap Pair.

Some cars may display a passcode — if so, confirm that it matches the one shown on your iPhone, then accept.

Once paired, you’ll usually see a confirmation on the car’s screen.

4. Set Up Audio and Contacts (Optional but Helpful)

After pairing:

• Your car may ask to sync your contacts or access your call history. Allow this if you want hands-free calling with voice commands.
• Audio streaming (like Apple Music or podcasts) usually works automatically once connected.
• Test it by playing a song — it should play through the car speakers.

If audio doesn’t play:

• Make sure the car’s audio source is set to Bluetooth or Media.
• Restart Bluetooth on your iPhone and reconnect.

Tips for a Smooth Connection

• Forget and re-pair if your iPhone connects but audio doesn’t work.
• Some cars support multiple paired phones, but only one can be connected at a time.
• If your car supports Apple CarPlay, consider using it — it gives you a smarter, app-based interface.

Once paired, your iPhone should connect automatically whenever you start the car — no need to repeat the process unless you reset the car’s system or remove the device.

Basically, just pair it once, and it’ll remember your phone.

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